Ok fine... let’s try this!
- Thread starter Metal89
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Mail your broken string to Ernie in Coachella, California
Write them a note and mail it in
Good approach!
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Ok, so I originally had this axe set up for 10-46. In the paradigm I originally grabbed the purple package but quickly realized my mistake. Unfortunately in paradigm they didint have 10-46 (popular string gauge I imagine) so I grabbed the 9-46.
Got her restringed and the bridge now wants to sink back a tad, to be expected, truthfully I only ever really push down most of the time so, for the mean time it will work.
Tonal difference? It kinda has a cobalty tone to it... there’s something a bit different, a tad bit brighter but I don’t know if that’s the string composition or the gauge
Also, I did the one string at a time method.. I already have enough problems tuning the damn thing but the whammy bar is so much fun... damn it all....
As promised. Tones. Plugged straight into Marshall mg100hdfx
Got her restringed and the bridge now wants to sink back a tad, to be expected, truthfully I only ever really push down most of the time so, for the mean time it will work.
Tonal difference? It kinda has a cobalty tone to it... there’s something a bit different, a tad bit brighter but I don’t know if that’s the string composition or the gauge
Also, I did the one string at a time method.. I already have enough problems tuning the damn thing but the whammy bar is so much fun... damn it all....
As promised. Tones. Plugged straight into Marshall mg100hdfx
That has the same controlled tone that I love...even loud, the signal is well behaved. Does that make sense???
Take back trem cover off and loosen the claw screws a half turn then retune, this will lift the rear of the floyd. those heavier strings have more pull. i like a little forward slant to the floyd.seems if there perfectly level they wobble back and forth between sharp and flat if this makes sence.
